Christianity

Opinion

Vance visit greenlights escalation of Pashinyan’s war against Armenian Apostolic Church

What did the Catholicos say to trigger rage in Ankara and Baku? Only days after U.S. Vice President JD Vance’s…

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Opinion

Between political uncertainty and military threats: Syria’s forgotten Armenian community

Syria today remains a politically and militarily fragmented country, defined not only by the legacy of a devastating civil war,…

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In Sight

Why the Etchmiadzin-government crisis matters to all of us

Most functioning societies are built like a pyramid. The vast majority of people reside at the base, and as you…

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In Sight

The diaspora is a vital part of our church

Last week, this column focused on the divisive thinking that pervades our communal life. We can deny it because it…

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Op-Eds

Both Muslims and Christians suffer under the weight of Israeli occupation

For Palestinian Muslims and Christians, the creation of the State of Israel on May 14, 1948, on the land of…

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Columns

Using Faith to Confront Life’s Troubling Giants

While we are still experiencing social distancing from each other, I come to tell you that you are not distant…

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Diaspora

Watertown Celebrates Der Antranig with Birthday Parade

WATERTOWN, Mass.—The doors to St. Stephen’s Armenian Apostolic Church were open on Sunday afternoon, offering a distant glimpse of a…

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History

The Legacy of Khrimian Hayrik: Education and Enlightenment

“Dear and blessed Armenians, villagers, when you return to the fatherland, as a gift, one by one, get your friend…

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Keeping the Faith

“Do not fear; only believe”

This was the command of Jesus that brought the deceased daughter of Jairus to life and turned the sadness of…

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Columns

Christianity Without Easter

Last week, we all, many of us from our homes, celebrated Easter – the Resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ.…

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